Why would I want to have a larger controller on a game boy sp? It is so perfect the way it is
this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2024
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It is small and cramped in adult hands.
Oh no, my past.
I've come across a few of your posts today, and you always end the post with:
Which ______ do you hope ___ addds _____?
And I thought that was a little weird. Looked at your profile, and you're a retailer? Is this market research?
Yes, K-TEC UK is a retailer. No, this isn't market research. We're posting news that we hope the retro-gaming community will find interesting.
It's possible that I may have fallen into a pattern when it comes to the way I phrase the question at the end; but I don't know what happened to my "d" key today...
Ha! I didn't even clock the extra "d"!
No drama, was just curious. Happy to have more gaming news being posted, and glad you're not running a poorly covered research scheme 🤣
Keep it up 👍
Cookie cutter engagement bullshit questions. "Which blah would you blah if you could blah a blah? Let me know in the comments"
My problem with all of these is they end up being top-heavy and uncomfortable to hold
So, he modded a GBA either to accept control input from modded controllers, or he stuffed a SBC emulator with two USB-C ports into a GBA case.
Pretty cool, and a clever concept to work towards, but hardly revolutionary. I wouldn't be "drooling" until it was past prototype stage and didn't look like a it was stuck together with a piece of tape or that a single bump on the train would snap the ports right off those control pads.